The Norwich Campus - Morrisville State College

Morrisville State College is proud to offer quality academic programs and services at its magnificent Norwich campus in Chenango County. The campus, located adjacent to the Eaton Center in downtown Norwich, serves Chenango County and other counties in South Central New York.

Located in Roger W. Follett Hall, the campus offers associate degree programs in select career and technical areas as well as liberal arts transfer programs. Students wishing to enroll in Morrisville programs not offered at the Norwich Campus may take general education or elective courses that can be applied to Morrisville State College (Main Campus) associate or bachelor degree programs.

Norwich Campus students enjoy a highly personalized and supportive learning environment. They are also greeted with an infusion of technology that promises to "take them places" when seeking employment or advancing in their career. Campus highlights include a wireless network, ThinkPad University integration and "Smart Classrooms," with ceiling-mounted video/data projectors that can interface with VHS, DVD and document cameras. This allows students and faculty to project from a wide range of media onto the retractable, ceiling-mounted screens.

Video conferencing between remote sites is also available, enabling real time audio and video communication between two or more locations for distance learning, professional development and corporate meetings.

Roger W. Follett Hall is located at 20 Conkey Ave., Norwich, NY 13815 and offers students close proximity to downtown services, housing, shopping, cultural and recreational activities. The main campus is located in Morrisville, NY, approximately 30 miles north of Norwich.

College admission requires a high school diploma or G.E.D. Individual programs may have specific admission requirements beyond the college minimum.

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"Morrisville State College offers a quality educational experience for a wide range of post-secondary students who have varied interests, needs and responsibilities. After several job experiences and career changes, I discovered an academic environment that both welcomed me and challenged me. Dean Nichols and the other Norwich Campus staff and faculty truly care about the welfare of the students. During my first semsester on his campus, Dr. Nichols inspired me to strive for excellence rather than seek excuses for failure. MSC's emphasis on success has greatly enhanced my learning and preparation for a career."

~ Kathy Mumbulo, (LASS 2005), Edmeston, NY